Get ready for Change on our Streets! We're excited to announce that the National Conference is coming to Cambridge on Tuesday 3rd and Wednesday 4th February 2026 with generous support from the City Read More >
We are delighted to announce a new series of Winter Webinars for October and November 2025. This year, we're covering Trans & Non Binary awareness, networking skills, environmental touring and excluded communities, and Read More >
The Arts Council England National Lottery Project Grants programme has now reopened for applications to the £30,000 and under strand. The guidance and application questions remain unchanged, but applications will now be made Read More >
To reflect on this year’s Greenwich+Docklands Festival, The Stage columnist Lyn Gardner wrote an article on the value of taking the arts to outdoor spaces. “Something different happens when you take theatre outside Read More >
At Stockton International Riverside Festival (SIRF) 2025, OutdoorArtsUK co-organised a panel on International Collaboration with XTRAX. The session was chaired by our Associate Director Samantha Nurse as part of her assignment for leadership Read More >
"Organisers and facilitators of major sporting and cultural events are invited to give evidence to a new inquiry from MPs examining the challenges faced by the industry and how the sector can tap Read More >
OutdoorArtsUK Board Member and Artistic Director of CohesionPlus, Gurvinder Sandher, has written an article about 'Social Cohesion - The power of diverse-led arts organisations' for Arts Professional. As the first anniversary of last Read More >
Following Arts Council England’s decision to pause National Lottery Project Grants (NLPG) due to their Grantium system going down, OutdoorArtsUK are reaching out to our members who are impacted to get in touch Read More >
Shortly after the announcement about the Spending Review last month, the Government also released the Industrial Strategy and the Creative Industries Action Plan. This blog considers what might be in store for Outdoor Read More >
As part of the £270m Arts Everywhere Fund announced in March, DCMS awarded £85m of capital funding for Arts Council England to revitalise, restore, and renew arts buildings and equipment. OutdoorArtsUK has been Read More >
